alanah lam · founding designer, perma chronology﹏continuity﹏connectivity "i’m privy to the existence of so much digital noise that lends itself to feeling a little bit crazy,” alanah ……………………………………………💭…………………………………………………… (KB7) told Kernel. “it’s a bit like you don't know what's real." ::perma – “modern

In Kernel, akasha’s researched a simple, key question: “How do you get the blockchain to function with the same capabilities, range and enablement as a backend server?“ “The biggest challenge is finding a way to get a client-blockchain architecture where the blockchain

Hi friends, I’m softlaunching Hypersocial_⚡🤝, a new substack I’ve been working on piecing together since my Kernel experience last year.

Kernel alanah ……………………………………………💭…………………………………………………… ::perma Love how Perma is approaching social design from a place of presence instead of performance. “No feeds, no followers” feels like a quiet rebellion against the algorithmic noise we’ve all gotten used to.

Originally from Iran, Kaveh Tehrani (KB11) spent much of his life in Canada. He studied math and finance at McGill University in Montreal, and has a Master’s in financial engineering from UC Berkeley. “The global equity market is massive,” Kaveh wrote in a recent blog post, “but

[@alokvasudev] says “3 out of 20” people in crypto are currently aware of apptokens. he thinks more will be soon. apptokens are "creator" constrained tokens, like ERC-721C & ERC-20C. driven purely by developer demand, “the majority of new nft's across Ethereum are 721C's.”

have learned a lot about apptokens from Alok Vasudev recently there is an interesting design space across the entire stack (apps, games, defi, and beyond) made possible by token 'constraints' x.com/Kernel0x/statu…

I am shilling AppTokens constantly and V had the bright idea to record my spiel. Make tokens great again (by actually designing them like products rather than dumb assets that go to zero by default)! All credit goes to Gabriel Leydon and Limit Break for their

chatted with Kernel about this today blockchains enable better capital efficiency, to your point t+1 settlement becomes near instant settlement this doesnt apply just to payments. while amms have historically been outcompeted by centralized exchanges, we’re now seeing next